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The Archaeological Museum of Nicopolis preserves the rich heritage of an ancient city founded by Emperor Augustus to commemorate his victory at the Battle of Actium in 31 BCE. The museum's collections showcase artifacts from the Roman and Byzantine periods, including sculptures, mosaics, pottery, and coins that illuminate daily life and religious practices in this once-thriving port city. Walking through its galleries offers insight into how Nicopolis flourished as a major Epirote settlement for centuries.
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Archaeological Museum of Nicopolis is located in Νικόπολη, Π.Ε. Πρέβεζας, Greece. Coordinates: 39.00998, 20.73512.
The Archaeological Museum of Nicopolis preserves the rich heritage of an ancient city founded by Emperor Augustus to commemorate his victory at the Battle of Actium in 31 BCE. The museum's collections showcase artifacts from the Roman and B
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